Top and Bottom Problem, Please Help

[jags22]

Hello Everybody,

Here it goes, I have a document(web page) being created from an application. It is quite a large document so I decided to put a top and bottom on it, to make it easier for people to scroll and I don't have the luxury of breaking the document into pieces, it has to be one large page. I put the top and bottom on and everything works fine for my machine.
The problem occurs when I save it and send it to someone. The top and bottom links are compromised and it gets a page default. This is what it looks like after being sent to someone else:

<a href=&quot;file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Stephen/Local%20Settings/Temp/LF1.htm#BOTTOM&quot;>

Does anyone know why this is happening or if there is something I can do to fix it? I will try anything at this point. Thanks ahead of time.

 

[Bentley22]

What application are you using to create this in?

 

[ayjaycee]

The hyperlink has been defined with the name & location of your file hard-coded in it.

Try editing the HTML code so that it is
[tt]<a href=&quot;#BOTTOM&quot;>[/tt]

i.e. with just the bookmark name.

http://www.tanda.f2s.com

One by one, the penguins steal my sanity.

 

[jags22]

It is being created in software that my company designed. It uses a html class that I created and just opens up either a word document or a web page depending on the users preference.

 

[jags22]

ahjaycee,

What you have is what the original code is<a href=&quot;#Bottom&quot;>
For instance, if I save the page without using the top and bottom the original code<a href=&quot;#Bottom&quot;> stays in put if I use the top and bottom and then save it creates what was in my first message. Thanks for you help and if you have any other suggestions I will try it. Thanks...

 

[jags22]

Never mind folks,

I figured it out. When I was saving the page, I was using Web Page complete instead of Web page Html Only. Thanks for your replies on the issue. ;-)